Why would someone do this? 25th TA to a 27th?
Large picture, so I'm linking it instead:
http://www.z28.com/events/G12/Saturday/DSC_0034.JPG
I don't get why they think it's a 27th edition? The Firebird was released in 1967, and the Trans Am model was released in 1969. 1994-1969=25... What do they think Pontiac didn't know how to do math? Technically, yes, the Firebird model was 27 years old that year.. but not the Trans Am. I'm just confused, am I missing something?
Last edited by blindxeyed; Oct 15, 2008 at 04:59 PM.
1967=1
1968=2
1969=3
1970=4
1971=5
1972=6
1973=7
1974=8
1975=9
1976=10
1977=11
1978=12
1979=13
1980=14
1981=15
1982=16
1983=17
1984=18
1985=19
1986=20
1987=21
1988=22
1989=23
1990=24
1991=25
1992=26
1993=27
1994=28
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I was just joking around anyway
I was trying to be as weird as the guy that made up his only anniversary edition. I saw one a few years ago at the Trans Am Nationals that the owner actually had 27th Anniversary Decals made for the doors that mimicked the '94 door decals. I know the car and owner....it is a 96, not a 94....thats why it has 27th on the center caps. They have adopted a 25th Aniv style to it (with some very unique differences.) So its "#1 of 1" 27th Aniv edition.
Its a really nice car:
Its a really nice car:




figures. only on a T/A!



